Journal Article10.12785/AMIS/070215
Parallel Catmull-Rom Spline Interpolation Algorithm for Image Zooming Based on CUDA
Tunhua Wu,Baogang Bai,Ping Wang +2 more
TL;DR: The proposed GPU-aided parallel interpolation algorithm for image zooming was reformed into SIMD mode according to CUDA programming model and can be extended to solve many other image processing related problems, such as image denosing and image segmentation.
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Abstract: In order to scale video image real-timely, a GPU-aided parallel interpolation algorithm was proposed. Catmull-Rom Spline algorithm for image zooming was reformed into SIMD (Single instruction, multiple data) mode according to CUDA programming model. Re-sampling of each pixel was completed by a GPU thread. Hence, time-consuming re-sampling procedure of the whole zooming process were handled by parallel threads. The proposed algorithm runs hundreds times faster than traditional algorithm in experiments, and the speed is fast enough for scaling video frames real-timely. In addition, this algorithm can be extended to solve many other image processing related problems, such as image denosing and image segmentation.
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Intelligent handwriting assessment algorithm using the Catmull-Rom spline
A.V. Shaporeva,O.L. Kopnova,A. M. Aitymova +2 more
Abstract: The article is devoted to the development and application of an algorithm for analyzing graphomotor writing trajectories in digital educational systems using the Catmull-Rom spline. The problem of improving the accuracy and stability of processing user input received from touch devices (stylus or finger) in the context of digital writing learning is considered. The proposed method includes the stages of coordinate data collection, normalization, noise filtering, and trajectory smoothing. The Catmull-Roma spline is used to ensure the continuity of curves and preserve key motion features, which increases the accuracy of comparison with reference patterns. The paper presents a computational algorithm that implements an automatic assessment of the quality of letter writing based on a number of parameters: curvature, angular deviations, speed stability and the number of strokes. The algorithm is integrated into a digital diagnostic system capable of generating detailed reports, identifying common errors, and offering personalized tasks. The developed solution can be used in intelligent learning platforms, biometric authentication systems, neuropsychological diagnostics and computer forensics. The proposed approach demonstrates high adaptability to various input scenarios and provides the basis for building more complex machine learning systems focused on recognizing, analyzing, and generating handwritten text.
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